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What can one expect in the way of life expectancy of fly lines. I
know that if you use them a lot or abuse them a lot (leaving them in a hot vehicle all summer or dragging them over concrete will shorten their useful life). I have a 4 weight Cortland 555 which I've had for one season and took reasonable care (no long term heat exposure or concrete). I fished with it yesterday and it looks brittle with tiny cracks in it. I thought lines should last at least a couple of years under "normal" circumstances? Any insights? |
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